It wasn’t a perfect match, but Mobius’ ride certainly evoked the Pixar Pizza Planet truck — and by association, Lightning McQueen.

License plate GRN-W1D
Green.
Walt Disney?

Mobius is 100% a Loki, right? He’s going back to betray the his people?

You are not mistaken. I was singing “Kill the Wabbit!” that entire scene.

LokiBrawl in the derelict Bowling Alley/Santa Workshop(?) felt like a moment out of Batman 66. Some BAM!s and OOF!s would not have been out of place

By the way, if I don’t start seeing Classic Loki screaming “GLORIOUS PURPOSE” as a meme responding to things like, “Should we go get margaritas and tacos tonight?” then Why is the Internet?

Really don’t understand why people are so weirded out by Loki and Sylvie. It’s just another form of masturbation.

Dude’s face...

I am so glad someone over at Disney actually cast Richard E Grant and fucking used him. Of all the stupid terrible shit in Rise of Skywalker, the fact that Grant was cast as a nothing character was one of the worst. Meanwhile in less then 40 minutes on a TV show where they put him in a goofy ass costume, he manages to…

More Easter Eggs than the WH egg hunt.

Old Loki, why must you hurt me so?! That man really created an illusion of his home one last time and went out laughing. I already miss him. (Also makes me wonder if there is a Loki out there on an isolated planet who never came back to Asgard.)

I think a good theory on Sylvie’s nexus event was her deciding she wanted to be a hero, instead of a mischievous backstabbing villain

Was I mistaken, or was the score under the final scene kind of a riff on “Ride of the Valkyries”? A fun little in-joke.

I’m sure you’d be a hoot if you were invited to a party.

I love how he sits on the ground like it’s no big deal and then the camera cuts to the pitcher with the more appropriate reaction.

crap... this is the videogame one - i thought Deadspin had comments again for a second. 

Or you could just....I dunno, relax and not take it so seriously?

Thanks for clearing that up. I though he actually had super powers. 

Sounds like it should have been a world of pure tort litigation.